binge

英 [bɪndʒ]

美 [bɪndʒ]

n. (短时间的)狂热行动，大吃大喝
v. 大吃大喝; 狂欢作乐

复数：binges　现在分词：bingeing　过去式：binged　第三人称单数：binges　过去分词：binged　

Collins.1 / BNC.19723 / COCA.12678

牛津词典

noun

verb

大吃大喝；狂欢作乐
to eat or drink too much, especially without being able to control yourself
1. When she's depressed she binges on chocolate.
  她心情不好的时候就大嚼巧克力。

N-COUNT 放纵；无节制
If you go on abinge, you do too much of something, such as drinking alcohol, eating, or spending money.
1. She went on occasional drinking binges.
  她偶尔会狂饮一通。
VERB 放纵；不加节制
If youbinge, you do too much of something, such as drinking alcohol, eating, or spending money.
1. I haven't binged since 1986...
  1986年以来我就没有纵情狂欢过。
2. I binged on pizzas or milkshakes.
  我猛吃了一通比萨或奶昔。

noun

an occasion for excessive eating or drinking
1. they went on a bust that lasted three days
Synonym:busttearbout
any act of immoderate indulgence
1. an orgy of shopping
2. an emotional binge
3. a splurge of spending
Synonym:orgysplurge

verb

Don't leave them out in the open so that you will be tempted to binge.
不要让他们在开放，使你会受到诱惑而狂欢。
They went on a binge last night.
他们昨晚饮酒作乐去了。
Mr. Li is also on an overseas buying binge, but he has managed to keep debt ratios low.
李嘉诚也大举进行了海外收购，但他将负债率保持在较低水平上。
I knew I was getting high off of food. I think most binge eaters know that.
我知道自己吃的太多了，我想大多数暴食的人都明白这点。
When you finally give in, you're prone to a binge.
当你最终向胃屈服的时候，你就容易开始大吃大喝。
The Government shares the growing national concern about public-order problems resulting from binge drinking.
政府和全国人民一样关注酗酒导致的公共秩序问题。
They said:'Research indicates eating quickly, gorging and binge eating have a substantial effect on being overweight.
一开始，研究人员们观察了肥胖男子和精瘦男子在食物咀嚼方面的不同之处。
We also have had this massive credit binge in China, perhaps the largest in economic history.
它可能是经济史上规模最大的信贷扩张。
Then I would constantly think about food and binge, abandoning the diet altogether.
这样我就老想着食物和狂欢，最后干脆完全放弃节食。
I binged on pizzas or milkshakes.
我猛吃了一通比萨或奶昔。